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edit : I fogot about the Iraqi elections. Congradulations Iraqis! The first multi party elections in more than fifty years! I wish more Sunnis had gone but then again I wish more Americans had voted. Myself included. Greene County had a ballot for me but not Buncombe, the county which brought you bunkum.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4220551.stm
now the other random shit.
and when you finally start to...
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shicawgo:
Who's Edward Teach?
shicawgo:
Gotcha BABY. wink
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Haha I feel like I'm getting somethign done by updateing so early. this, like many feelings of accompliment, it false.

privateer and whatelse?

maybe a proof reader
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graypumpkin:
On the matter of Hemmingway, be careful not to confuse a character with the author. Hemmingway was a man who liked his drink, he would get up a six am and write until about noon at which the drinking would begin, hes been quoted as saying that his preferred method of writing was while somewhat hung-over, not something I encourage or even find to be true for myself personally, but it seemed to work for him.

The book King doesnt remember writing is Cujo.

And appreciate your words; Ive had my battles with excess, though for me it was weed, which I always found far more inspiring/enjoyable that booze. I was stoned all the time when I was younger, until I found the constant haze counterproductive. Nowadays I only smoke a few times a year, and find much more of an inspiration than when I was doing it all the time.
graypumpkin:
I agree that Hemingway seemed lost in some ways; its no coincidence that Hemingway is considered the leader of the Lost Generation. No doubt Hemingway had issues, (who doesnt) the physical and mental scars of World War I certainly amongst them. Interestingly another of last centuries premier writers J.R.R. Tolkien also carried the scars of WWI and though he wore them much differently, it also heavily influenced his writing.

As to whether, Hemingway thoughts on drinking and writing was some misplaced male bravado on his part, quite possibly, but were entering well into a realm of suspicion on that point. To which I dont enough facts to venture a guess.

Anyway let join you in a hearty good luck to the both of us.
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I just learned how to play the harmonica. I think it was version of tukey in the straw. rocking out riffing and improvising. lost it. but I'm learning where the notes are. I''m learing tricks about composition and note bending. I'm pretty excited but it is wierd to lose it so fast.

I need to build my diapragm up.

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waldo_____:
Agreed. Though the Kurdish question remains, which is why I felt I had to qualify it a little. (Bear in mind, I'm Welsh and Irish.)
That, and an active defence against the old "German Democratic Republic" sneer; that just because a nation calls itself democratic doesn't mean it is.

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waldo_____:
I don't overlook that. But it's a century ago, the perpetrators are long dead and the nature of the Turkish political system has changed radically since then. A bit like blaming modern Germany for the extermination of the Herero - not productive, so long as it's acknowledged as having happened. (Or, for that matter, the British/Australian extermination of the Tasmanian natives.)

And, I am uneasy at the tendency of the military to interfere in Turkish politics, but it seems to be working, by which I mean producing a secular democracy, which in a Muslim nation is a good and quite unusual thing.
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Abandonware and Joyce.

I'm trying to read Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man right now and I have a question:
is it good?

you see I've seen the technique used before. I've used the technique before and gotten in trouble for it. I know homeboy did it a long time ago but I kinda feel like it isn't very new ground. I guess...
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kellylynn:
no, i'm just praying it doesn't "evolve" into drivel that makes us sound less intelligent just because the masses are becoming more stupid and ignorant of the English language.

i agree our current language is much more vulgar than it was a few hundred years ago, but there is still syntax and grammar, and we can't just change our language because people aren't willing to pay attention to that anymore.
vuokko:
I love de Kooning! He helped Betty Sprinkle get started, you know. And she's awesome, too! Did you see anything about his Wedding Piece? I thought that was really wonderful.

Haha, Iron Chef references are invariably funny. But yours are particularly funny. smile

I'm using acrylics, and yes, you may have a cheese biscuit. Though I can't. I'm on a fast, after all, and I have taken a vow against eating the body of Our Lord Cheesy McCheeserpoof until the correct time, when the "special Kool-aid" is served.

I'll check out those sites soon.
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Got rice? AZN Pride.

so I joined this other site you see, and there are tiers of membership the first being free. I have gotten some emails from other members but guess what? you have to upgrade(pay money) to respond. more than grocery money. I have a small feeling that compan employee is generating these emails to sucker me in.

Finished DOA on Max Payne...
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germ13:
I won't say bomb on the plane but I will walk through the airport looking like this.

biggrin wink
pavlovsdog:
I really can't say if it's Fevers and Mirrors quality, because I really haven't listened to that album much. I know, I'm a poser. I think the songwriting is great though. His lyrics are simple but paint vivid scenes. Most people like the acoustic-folkish album I'm Wide Awake, Its Morning because it more like his other stuff, but I like the more electronic popish Digital Ash In A Digital Urn. It seems to be a further exploration of what he was going for on Lifted.

There is no chance he's coming around here. There is a tour but the nearest stops are Raleigh and Atlanta, like next week.
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I'm wasting to much time with not enough to show for it. The internet and I are learning together but the revisions are paramount. its funny to write this here, this spot has become a bit of a journal for me.

I hope Jesus won't mind. Republican Jesus sure will
http://patriotboy.blogspot.com/2004/04/republican-jesus-loves-that-michigan.html

Point me out the happy man and I will point you out either egotism,...
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vuokko:
I'll check one out. smile

Yes, it means no white rice. Sad.

Wow, don't, like, make me feel old or anything. Thanks. tongue

Aahnuld!

OK, so I love PatriotBoy now! Fabulous! love
zenobia:
as always I have to work this weekend and don't get until 11 and then I might have to go to my other job. I fI don't then i'll ring you up.
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"There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. All the rest--whether or not the world has three dimensions, whether the mind has nine or twelve categories--comes afterward. These are games; one must first answer. "
Camus

a little camus for you there. Ol' Men...
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pavlovsdog:
If it wasn't for that pesky problem of death, I would have ended it long ago. blackeyed
vuokko:
Cool! The one I really loved was Open Seame, though. Mmm... interactive fibers installations.

Sake is really good, though I generally prefer cold sake. Hot sakes are either heated unnecessarily, thus destroying the flavor, or cheaper sakes that are intended to be heated. I like the good stuff. smile

The Soviets were crazy! They still say things there on the news like, "Well, obviously we're having financial problems because of the Jews." Insane!
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Scobie.

CPI

CGBS

roger .

I've got a pitch meeting with a guy named bernard tuesday. I'm pretty sure it is some kind of pyramid scheme ala quixtar but maybe it is something good. either way it'll be some good material.
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vdub16vgti:
well i am a mechanic for the military so i dont see outside the walls.. they have a few iraqi civilians here working on post.. kinda shadey peeps..

they all like us except for the bad guys.. they want us all dead...

as for *the situation* i would say it is getting better.. but, in a few days is the elections over here.. they expect there to be a lot of blood shed.. so i will keep you posted..
vuokko:
I remember the 3/5 Compromise. I took AP US history and Scholars Early American History, and an Early American Lit course, so I got that shit covered. It's on lock down!

So what do you think you deserve for not voting? Becuase you already GOT something bad. It's called The President.

How'd the pitch with Bernard go?

Isn't Graham Greene Margaret Atwood's lover boy? Or is that a different Graham? No need to send a book; there's a library nearby. Just recommend one and tell me why you like it and I'll decide to check it out... or not. But in that case, I probably wouldn't have read it anyway and then you'd have sent a book for no reason. smile But if you really want to send me something, make it something from my wishlist! biggrin
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Nobody likes the seedy advice?

I drank and smoked the irresposibility out and am on the edit tip. and I finally laid my turkish carpet down.

hopefully some new pictures.

would you belive there is a Tom Waits reffernce in Max Payne 2 and a Burrough ref in Half-Life 2? Sequels are very cultured.

CC rider see what you done done.
you made me love...
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shicawgo:
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I tell you a few things today okay?
If you are chasing tail, hell if you are doing anything and you have a friend who in diferrnt words says, "Hey I like you, you can come over to my house and fuck my sister." you still have to work for it. it is not like a bunt cake that is handed to you on a...
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Nobody wants a statue of Stalin except to piss on and hurl shit at. Stalin was like another guy, though much much worse, in that if not for a war people would have nothing to praise him for. well except for ending a houseing shortage.

I'm reading the Heart of the Matter right now and I don't think I should be identifying with scobie so...
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zenobia:
ummm.......... I love Jim Crow. While i'm at it I wish they would bring aparthied back to South Africa and the caste system back to India. What is a girl to do? All this equality crap sucks.
vuokko:
I flip you! I flip you fo' real! We fucks you up, Lebowski!

Wow, I'll tell the next 330-lb 13-yr-old who rattles off Hitchhiker knowledge to me that you think so. smile

I am NOT a sucker for this particular well-meaning bad guy. He thinks he's helping to bring about the apocalypse. Crazy! And he treats gay Americans as second-class citizens. And he wants to get rid of abortion rights. And he's fighting a totally unnecessary war "for freedom," even though it clearly isn't. I get so tired of the Orwellian double speak and the feeling like I'm reading Brave New World, but it's not as funny this time because it's real. Sigh...

Haha, well, I realized I forgot to delete your mesage that I was reponding to and to respond to your new journal entry, so I edited. I could have skipped it, because it still would have made seen, but I was feeling benevolent. Heh.
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Stockyard cafe dammit! in less than 30.

at one o clock I help my good friend move into my old place. thats fine but drama lingers. I hope to escape any new scenes and just get the props I left to be friendly but it seems are no longer welcome.

on a differnt point anger seems to mute hunger. consider and reflect before throwing danish....
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vdub16vgti:
smile thnx for the comment.. have a wonderful day and feel free to leave more comments.. i hate checking my journal and there is no comments on it.. grrr.. makes me feel un loved..lol... smile
pavlovsdog:
Thanks for hanging out, I enjoyed it. smile